Looking to use your address for $ (to send my sports tix)

[theblakdavid]

sometimes a PO Box works, some teams do not want to send to PO Boxes.  And PO Boxes arent really cheaper or as efficient.

U can get a street address p.o. box, that looks like "14 west st. Apt#007." Or there are services online that u can rent street addresses for mail.

[kayef]

U can get a street address p.o. box, that looks like "14 west st. Apt#007." Or there are services online that u can rent street addresses for mail.

Or he can post here

[mannymann711]

yea, the PO Boxes can work, though many teams have them on their radars.

[D93]

I have 14 tickets with the Caps and they know i'm a broker and are fine with it (at least for another year). Same with bruins with 8 tickets. Have 4 tickets with Cavs and they haven't asked for ID (but think I am a real fan). I guess it all depends on when you got into the game...

When did you sign up for the Caps?

[theblakdavid]

Or he can post here

True, why didn't I think of that?

yea, the PO Boxes can work, though many teams have them on their radars.

I was referring to USPS street addresses. There a few things and tricks that p.o. boxes don't work for. Also, there are companies that don't ship to po boxes. USPS street addresses are po boxes that u rent, that nobody can tell they are po boxes. That's the whole point of them.

[mannymann711]

yea, we've worked with USPS boxes.  Its nice that it doesnt have a PO box name, but there are some big drawbacks to them also.

[theblakdavid]

yea, we've worked with USPS boxes.  Its nice that it doesnt have a PO box name, but there are some big drawbacks to them also.

Such as?